This is a paragraph with a small text size. Class name is paragraph-small. Subclass name is ff-primary. With this class and subclass the paragraph will be displayed as your primary font-family with a size of .875rem (14px) and a line height of 1.5- (approximately 150% of the text size.
The Heading above is an H2 heading class with a subclass of ff-primary. It has a size of 3.5rem (56px) with a line height of 1.2- (approximately 120% of the text size).
This is a paragraph with a small text size. Class name is paragraph-small. Subclass name is ff-primary. With this class and subclass the paragraph will be displayed as your primary font-family with a size of .875rem (14px) and a line height of 1.5- (approximately 150% of the text size.
NOTE: The text sizes are in rem as it is a standard in web design and is more responsive in different web browsers. px (pixels) is static and cannot change sizes as the browser grows or shrinks. To convert pixels to rems simply divide the pixels by 16. This can be converted directly within the text size window by typing your pixel size followed by a division slash, then 16rem. Press enter to convert to rem. (Example: 40/16rem - enter).
This is a paragraph with a small text size. Class name is paragraph-small. Subclass name is ff-primary. With this class and subclass the paragraph will be displayed as your primary font-family with a size of .875rem (14px) and a line height of 1.5- (approximately 150% of the text size.
The Heading above is an H2 heading class with a subclass of ff-primary. It has a size of 3.5rem (56px) with a line height of 1.2- (approximately 120% of the text size).
The text above the paragraph is a possible title. Its class is title-small with a subclass of ff-primary. Its text size is 1.25rem (20px) with a line height of 1.4- (approximately 140% of the text size).
NOTE: The text sizes are in rem as it is a standard in web design and is more responsive in different web browsers. px (pixels) is static and cannot change sizes as the browser grows or shrinks. To convert pixels to rems simply divide the pixels by 16. This can be converted directly within the text size window by typing your pixel size followed by a division slash, then 16rem. Press enter to convert to rem. (Example: 40/16rem - enter).
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